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I'. SiTICP tli above wa, 111 type, we have
itif,,rmed by Mr. Stu yt,tll: that the ' ,, twert
trill be repented Vain tu-niglb
Itili.nonPs.--The bill that passed both
littuses of Congress gTarintig a million and a
half acrea of land to aid in building the lowa
railroads has been signed by the President and
become a law. It had a narrow escape however
The :Senate was just on the eve of re-considering
the v.oe as the President's message was received
stating that he had signed the bill. It will he
a grand thing for lowa, and enable her to com
plete her principal roads in a short time.
NEW C1 , IT(111 11CPUSE BILL.—An important bill
has been proposed in Congress, revising and sys
temi-ong the filinini , tration of the custom houses.
It , tbolislies fees in all and fixes direct sala
ries, as the pay of all officers, according first to
the importance of the ports, and second according
to the grade of office. dome Ur the higher offi
cers have their pay reduced, but in most ease- ,
there is an increase proposed in the hill.
WE call attention to the advertisement of
flott's Patent Hand Stamp. The machin e is cer
tainly an improvement on any thing we have saw
yet. Every business man should have one, and
will when he sees it and learns how cheap it is.
It can be seen at 111. F. Eaton's Exhibition Room,
No. 429 First street, a few doors above Wood.
Call and see it.
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you have respectively performed the duties entrusted NICARAG l:A. —A great change has suddenly
to you; and I need not say how gratified 1 am at I taken place in the ',oldie mind in regard to
the reception which has been extended to me by the
the idiot ts of Walker to establish a stable and
people of all ...toles in title beautiful city—n city
which, in adaition to the recollections I have already enlightened government" inNicaragua. The
alluded 10, is endeared to me by the filet that the first news of hi:: recent Liattleiand bis.perilous posi
political speech I ever made in my life seas male in
has aroused a publielvmpathy that le show
appealing to my fellow-eitizens at home to raise iol l ion
unmers to defend it against th e foreign Meader. ing itself in substantial acts all[nver the count
which I follow e d b y enrolling ,y namein the list
4i
"I ry.
A t Nl , a , t/rleans, St. Louis, New York and some those who o ff ered to march to its defence, and tetth
them I came here to offer iny humble services. i other places, large. public meetings have been
Now as to Maryland anti Pennsylvania.. s
They held and s t rop
are both rapidlyblotting out Mason and Dixon g resolutions of sympathy adopted,
line.
and measures taken to raise money and arms to l i ' i lle enterprise
everydire,.n, ,f
~,i.3a.,,,,0dr you,,e hue penetrated our State
are reaping the rich fruits send to his aid. The government has received
of that enterprise from the s alley' and the muuntain, Vi i jili, the Nicarau
of the Keystone State. We rejoice 111 your prosperi- gan Nlinister, thus recognizing
ty. The day has ,
passed when any jealousy ,houl.l the V: after- Rivas go \ ernment. This is an im.
alwa) s injur ious to bop, portant step in lV e next etc
alker's favor. Th e e p x or ia i t ie l , setween us —a m altissy
will he to present more recruits going out to Join
I once inure return to you and to the citizens of
Baltimore my sincere thanks fur your generous w el- his army, ti the ~ ,,P ,ll/11,11 rin But it rannol
~.,.,.. Whatever Daly happen to Ins in the future 1 he done. There are a thousand men ready to go
s h a ll always esteem this one of the proudest days of
my life. from New In-leans, and they will get --
It is almost impossible to convey the inipre,slon
produced by the delivery of the above speech by Mr.
Buchanan. Il is venerable appearance, his tine ath
kale forth, the clear, ringing tones or his voice,
which were heard by the immense audience that
toned to him, rendered the scene a most impo , M4
one. Ile was frequently interrupted by cheer , , and
when he closed hundreds rushed forward to take Lou
by the hand.
Last evening, in company with the city counvil. he
?mended the opera, where he was saluted with the
la %qt rapturous applause. At midnight he was sere
olided it his quarter, by the band of the Indupendent
Blues.
Lit' itlsbur Vost.
FRIDAY MORNING
FOR PRESI DEVI
JAMES BUCHANAN
I Sul , ) , -(1 fu the decisi... .r ti, ,r,thortal rburnsi
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
'.& UL COMMIStiIOYEK
GEORGE SCOTT, or Col L'ABIA
AUDITOR GERD. L
JACOB FRY, Jr., M,..rr,omElo Co.
SrIIV[ToR OLNYRAt .
TIMOTHY IVES, Pyrrtn CoryTT
Democratic County Committee of Correspondence.
The berth, -- ralit riarrav ll•n•ratitts ..irrer—ir•lrte :
rams( at Ore St Chair., s kTuRDA V. th. 1; tl,t
Ma . ), 1.01. at 1, „ tl•.k A lull attearlahri. I, r.•
trostr , l SA 11l El, tl. Hf. ACK . Clan, IllYll.
The (011:rx - arre, traareel geotlellarri r.rrhieer, the clerhartit.,
11 rtr Chariterrihater, t 1 Ihmkrtra,
Il it 11 tiler.
711 , ....2. Hart. Win Jirlitert th,
Jarol. L Elearea..r, H 14 lierle , tte,
Jahree llerrirnan, Mir Irael Sher..
.I.thir II l'hiltriet, Jrthir
.10111 r Is AWltrwry. ,t_lrl Jam ,
.L•her, Ilerttr.trlri Andrea s..rit,
A (kilt, Earl., rre.ru F•tater
Samuel Kirk, A It MiTarlarel
Democratic State Central Committee
The Den - tut:T.46c State Central C./uttnittee
PettnNylvania alll meet at l'iit-dottgh. at the
harlet , Hotel on Monday. the ot May,
lu u'elock A. NI. Important lt-int— :0.101,1 •.
cure a general attendance
J W. nil:NI:I. rh,rman
A 1 - 1 . )1( E GEORGI A
The l; corgis at,/ .N . crif 11, I ha. halt' 311
ably written article on the i , uh . ject of the ei t n•l
date f. , r the Presidency. and wake• the tollowmn
rt•tnark= in reiriird to Penn , ylvitnia 311,1
Then to this nohle old kejst“ne I. -t us Fire tie
h•ar,r of the nominee. It is fairly her doe. <he Idi
never yet had a Pre,ident, great and trim, a• Au- ;
and has Leen to our princtple. Now, ale.ve all oil.
err, her time. li AMont .•.r. r
Prerrielent , for New York and t , 1”,.. iv •••,
three-fourths of the free State.. are dead .Lgain-t 1.•.
A Prejndent has never yet keen clotted without the
vote of one of there three great Statef.— Neer
Pennsylvania and t . nor !• it n .w at all w;tl.,,
the range of rational probability. Ilut one ,d!
is reaJonahly certain in the next election. Shall
put that certainty in jeopardy by ungratefully d.
mantling her litrina•raey t ; put „side her gnat
their farori to— prominent ti
Vane,. fur the ufEwe are nut ..nrpttle , ed — ii. inlw
they are equalled-I , y anv in the ahui, cuur.tre..at
go for some se • tl,l or thlr.l r 9
tatter State. ,t.t,,t v i O , FLA H t hut :Mitt tt
getwral ,tl,ll n , -..w - -e. it . 1' , 111 . • t•'
1%.tt1.1 I.e ct , duhvc t.t the 1.1:11,,t
judgment. and •-und And L.,
rather of defeat and d3,,der than ..1 ni
vi , Lopry. Th, le.ve nt thi,inliwtnro, 3
"rily LL•• ttril l•t_tt t • th•.
exi , tetioe tho :. , untrs. the tem-I ieull
hung or exp,ri[l.lcl[l. to put 111 rink th
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too plaruly t, Otl , l,3nort I,' i r.tn,rc :my
uum,um•eweUt Ilassie • ..... e-•ar,
dwell nl /illy length upon lit. ,up ,A,11111f1,101.•1
1,, the pemtien. 1...1:te•hl IN I.
1., be that el the ,•euntr v L r the Last
thrty years; for there will SC/LT.ly Ike it•l111,1
that hat , not receit ed the light ~f hi, judguieot . A,.
whether to the legislature or the Cahwet. he ti,eu•l
ran proudly challenge the pr , nlu,•tiou "IA V,.t.
that wa..l nut given in mtrivt c..hfialnity t•, the
tution, and in equal juetire to all reettun. rl.,
The Georgia delegate. in the Convention nurc
vote brit for Gen. Pierce. but Mr Burtoulan Irl.l
ultimately receive their supp.rt. (it . that 11
havC• Du doubt
Jrt two of the writer rettiat wr Inly
take exeepttun to The wr:ter un•k•lratr , it
Hrength ,Jr thr Urnt::eruti Larry :t: ::f ti
I:::rittern Flair- 11, t:::t :
liemocrney t f the n. , rtherEl Stale
an ,1 :qr Buchanan lull ju-t.,
and i- right in believing him the mo-t urailal
THE CON, ERT
Hall was a brilliant affair S..tue
young girls, all dressed in white and neatly an.
tastefully attired took part, and we were agreea
bly surprised at the correctnes, , with which !hr\
sing. Mr. Shryuck has by this concert gi%en
pr.iof of his skill 'and faitlifultie , - as a teacher ,1
music in our public r,Lools. I%e hope ho
repaid for Lis efforts. It wits one of the largest
audiences ever a•seuibled in Pittsburgh. There
must have been :i,oito present, including tho
singers. That concert was a strong are:m.l,l,E
in favor of the utility of our public schools
It was the best concert ever heard In tide City,
and should be re;.eated by all means. City Hal!
can be filled twice more. Litter:llly the
of a thousand string - was there. We know of
several musical Eontlduet, who offer to volun
teer with a full baud. 13yerly, Co.,
are ready.
--Tbe c , .ucert Limit !light nt t.O
WWI
spite of neutrality law...
It is too late to stop the title. Walker will bnd
support sufficient to insure his success if he can
hut ,ustain himself six weeks longer. Ile wants
money, 211 in, and proyisions, and they will he
furnished in abundance. The attempt the
Engliali to prevent assistance front reaching
hint will, in all prolotbility, result in a more
serious diflietilly het yen the two gulvinmeuts
than any heretofore talked of. Already one of
our eMps, the Iftizba. ha Leer boarded and
searched by the.4l - icerl of a lintieh armed
A few ewer ~ f that kite] tieill raise a ,pirit in this
enuntry that eann,t e y (kir
¢ocernno•nt lutes 1 ....111 , • -I. n r" rewPut the-e iu
M 11 I
LAN ear Is KANS Me of the Southern
papers are now iliAcouriwitig Southern enligni
lion to Kan,a... They say they want their popu
lation at home, ttlld that it is unsafe to take their
slaves : that they will either run away
or he erniinripated by Kan- , as becoming a free
State. W e I.ehere they are entirely right. Kt it-a 4
will L•ertKitily become a tree State, Imild then the
lave tiiken there will linc , itne free. It N nu
Inner .6mhtful competition. It N -"aid. and ao
douLt with truth, that the arrival of settler, iu the
Tel rtt..ry tI N -pi mg were by t.. ono , r 01
Nlr Reeder t etate
t w.• L, ,ue +t those ;t•-t year were F rev
:;tate men How ran It La;!, then, to become a
free : ' fate MN,MrIIM,II , OI not be allowe.l again
to miefere in the e;echoits a...they ihil beture. nml
the the a. tual re-rieLt., will no,o tie
the .ine,tom.
ft 1... .`!,14
The Itive-t.witing I'o:nmitt,•c now there. are
prtigres‘iinit but *lna gathering te.t.ni
by. h•~Ne, e r, ehi 10 , 1 f„•t.
to pr , t. that Nl , ..ourinn,. in I:relt
Q„ er C. attd 'B4, tit the r!ecti •It• I
t6n~n~•L tL~~ ~~,~r~
• I .11
i:rdl”rd
neAr (Brit If. , I 11, an• ors
.1a) aft,-r Ltv and night all
v•un Irngth fitt,,iJth
afi , r their ,1 1 . 9ppritratICP their .11.3
f•liti•l in the L•rr-t frill 1,,n
wt-tt h,•r w-t, it•tilt•ti ,Iltr.ng.
t:wi• It 14 liorriWe t,. ininrlnr •ua
f Iren fri)111
thvir 11 , 111 , Light. tir , lr ..n, ati•l their 4L
rt!,••• f.,r help N,pn.. 0M1•1 L,ll. 91,
died hr•t, Lut u!,ebeN,r .1.1 the t
ti. latt in: I kl.wt i mts,l Ji
:t It t- •u! th.•y , tart.. I gt.
their t:ittu.r xh , bx - i ion .
'Mere L.un•l
hal (Large) the lather with Laving Mtn . irr
tEetn ilarge wa, not tin]
~ everrly
Tho 'lre ..f Lur :lit/. ii
ll,' I I .11i, • 1 • 1,, ,, I1 10,1 • !11: 1.4,1 . t
'lan from
>lt. .I 1-.;.ir..r.
man,. I t: rrnl nrtiolen in
, 1114i.lal.• fur l' ,, are• , .:Lb.l vie
i 1.1..• 1,-1.,1411PL. Ca;]. 31.11.1
•11.1:hlt..11 nod I', I the rai.ad
114,, tl.at the nil,.
,1.•••• tIo.I u . lat, •II , •1
..113( th.• ,—!lt 411 , ,I) Um+ , at., 111.1 I .
Klll la. 1 r
I 111,1 itlr.l 1 1 , 11t110 , 1, 11,11ce
I 1 :•lil J.:k pre-en,, Ih/it the ',Arty r.l
;era , tr , l r. ~,,, but th,lr I,es, xr. , l ahlr—t the,:
%0.., Hr.' , :,pa',l, defer: hng aid exp ,, undir.g
er, t hr 1, r their Ithert,ee lV e a ant 111,11 .. I/ , - ,
11,..1•1 fair. 14.1-101.1 C gin
f,r the foture ag,aitlNt treachery tw the
~ lir "1.11111,.1n ohateter taro, tiny may appear , •
IVllrch arcllerc, nr tire luau I• , r the timer and 11,
glare. 111, 11.1 inert the Iretn , ,rrarie urket lewuld
is run gt h and n guaranty ~f suce e ,
A NAl'lo.'s A 1, 1 1 . 2.1(01 . h. A
The runro that the may stn.rtly he r
perted a Frat. l generally dr-cre.ltted
A tw,. ~11,, , r1f . thpn in (h wards .tf
}:111110re,m It pre-,nt. has heet.
!wins' ref ti , als t.l ~ i c • •
1111110 T. t• t.f /1111,prig
Tlii• guxerlllllelit eNrti went ttir nm I
tn.kke ~rl, l the c,sl.-1, nett,.
t• y wttruttic t it I.,•.ttde 01 Ow I.tt,
prolltlttittig puttlit:e~~,e~eh~~n i.wau„r,„.,„
ten. Were tip hi ii I , irk I.!tri their Wel it
lyttges, Ur ti, pity tlicttott•l‘l.4, in lieu titer,
two (runes rpt;,.n 1,, th.•
fund.
The••e detail:. are, primps, nauseous, but lln•t
are sigodiiirtut. as they i0,, 0 t
' condition of the laboring class e s of Pan, The
object ..r the sul , cription, I forgot to state, ,-
the put chase of the Marengo estate on the field
of battle of that name in Italy. The estate in
.juestion ii to be =old at auction iu Paris on the
first of neat July It is situated near Alexan
drill, in Piedmont, on the line of the railway th•tl '
connects ltenoa and Turin. It consi.ts of
a
MuntiliB ntal palace, built by M. he Chevalier l
Itelitvi,, the present proprietot, on the spot whet,
Ih,• little is anppuSed to have raged with ilic
eatest fury, and furthermore of about ~ ne
hundred acres of land watered by the Scrivia,
lurid e , inpriNing %iikeyard-, tueaduWB,
The Palace is nothing but a vast museum of
relies and curiosities connected in nay way,
'ter remotely, with the great battle which they
commemorate, and consisting for the most part
of work. , of art, such as paintings, statues, 18,1
Ne., of objects that once belonged to Nap.-
leun or Liesaix, and finally of an immense quan
tity of arms picked up in the battle field. ,111
these things are contained in the large parlor of '
the old Marengo Inn, which building, instead of
being pulled down, teas preserved cadre and in
coporateil into the new structure. 'the whole
property will be put up at rt. minimum bid
001,000 franca.
The secret society, the Marianne, ha., already
extend e d its ramifications over .sixty-nise the
departments of France.
/e4.4/444)/.1 Russia Salo,.—lt is a Boston remedy
of thirty years' standing, and is recommended
by physicians. It is a sure and speedy cure for
burns, piles , boils, corns, felons, chilblains, and
old sores of every kind ; for fever sores, ulcers,
itch, scald head, nettle rash, bunions, sore nip
ple,, recommended by nurses,) whitlows, sties,
festers, flea bites, spider stings, frozen limbs,
salt rheum, scurvy, sore and cracked lips, sore
nose, warts and flesh wounds, it is a most valua
ble remedy and cure, which can be testified to by
thousands who have used it in the city of Boston
and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no in
stance will this Salve do au injury, or interfere
with physician's prescriptions. It is made from
the purest materials, from a receipe brought from :
Russia—of articles growing in that country—
and the proprietors have letters front all classes,
clergymen, physicians, sea captains, nurses, and
others who have used it themselves, and recom
mend it to others. Redding's Russia Salve is put
in large tin boxes, stamped on the cover with a
picture of a horse and a disabled soldier, which
picture is also engraved on the wrapper. Price,
23 cents a l,“x. Redding & Co., proprietors..
Aberdeen, in else from the scattered
fragments which the extavation of ancient cities
For sale by B. A. Fahnestock & Co., Flem
ing Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co., Dr. G. H. Keyser
and R. Miner & Co., Pittsburgh ; Beckham &
WE:er:tan, Allegheny city. •
, ••••‘• -re • et , '
,• . •
N ~~
~~~tt
EOM!
4t; that uh. h perati It 51.:1-•
I+% i,%
I .111.1 the other HUD h
I and hung('
I ttIP
i/.
:itg
f • ‘Vzl.• , l/ at, lio-• tbr
ts.a'M r n kr:Ler . h..,n•,
amen
The h
although the ri‘..r is receding id IA there
still a good stage ‘.l . and f,ol present indica
tion? afforded I•y the weather we hare Nation to Lope
that our river , ', iii t avignblo for some weeks to
route, and that the active husinesa roe may yetbe
carried into the ensuing tri•iath ~Ida
The Marine Asrueiation have fq!!1.:11 reduced their
freighte, the rate, from Pitt,buigh to the lower port ,
being as
•
17_ 1_;;-;
T o rm. • • f, / :1 ' 20. 15
1
Tu Lututo ;SU :ta t '.U I 1 251 171 I nSt, An., 4ll I 410 I
...... .•..... 40 40
` , 011111160d, rilt , Hild Paducah 1
40 44, 35!! 31, 34, i
Sitint ....... .• 4O, IL, 140,
Bet ~.011
1/
Kvukt4A.
'0.4“1 40
. 7
1, 01 701 70 Ikr
lihl.-tot mid 1,1,14.111.• I 7 1 701 I ~,
II Wit . ) 111
At Philadelphia, on Tue,day, there was. a
Leper feeling noticeable at the :tuck Boned, owl t
of tho seeuriti, ttit the lt,t Itttpruvetl tut Ato on
the ,iu,tittbdis eslerday, the market.
steady. A Leong the salt, were $7,000 Pittsburgh
Coupon Sixes at ; $l,OOO Allegheny c..nnty •
it'd. Th-re was little or nachange inn line inn
ey market.
Thu Phtlo.l,,lphla Weline,ll,l)
in referelice tii the lively " Pitt
burgh, Fiirt 11 . ,9ine mei I hieing, Pori , :IV'
There Sel.l l / 1 a to Is. in thi. ity tin ithn,i UMW.'
111 , 10 %%an? nerlirate in1,111 . .!1 , 11
liue ul nail under ladle. The tdaternent, this?
already appeared in portion , i,f the i•ity vre•- in it
gard have been fall emir. and exhibit
strange e 4 Jelusi,/ idea, oki the tit.it i ject,
tug the ihi, and Indiana with the : - tetthous the an
Indiana read. 4104' he edit., then gto, uu 1./ el Hein
te the •'
tHrmighted inhabltant, %hat the
ted rk.hdt. 1 . 01,1.( 01, I Leirr ,, ut , ~-.:wd ~ ttst-r pal Lica
lal, Mb, In bale .dread \ Ire( I, /in,.l
1/1.e,. , It ro , ilt1,•11 1,1.111
iLut 01.11e.1
thq• elewrnle aA gl ,At :•A 14,11,-, AL
I.l..ginLeut, ut..l fi,llll/e, for rron.l
ty I , tptraii,a, it ts
ryunllt i. bany hoe ol •1•• 1,1.ux totvre
The, , utl ttu dlrpule. the
a, to the Rupbrtni.or l'lttA,ur,..:h and
terinlni of thie great road, ao,t tee t,e4,1 hot
the tadwipal or the intermediate towns to todo•at
v slurale res,urres fur 104,1 I'll, tie
e•t.r and New Brighton, in Pt-t. ,; V3ll. • ,3
AII lane., inntun, \Lu.•f
Crr.tiuse. hula.. I r
Delptv, ur. 1 V,lf. \V.,. !t, ~l A, mtid I , r 1 tt
c. , 1 , 11111,ia. 1V xr- IlloUttl AT, I 1 •4 ' .l•Afi, IT
trati, :• r tl, ••• ti
t.l !L.-4. i r i 1.-ri IV t..., 1.•.. r ., ..f
atl nnl n.troth ndr-enlrv, tnA pa-,• , J-tiro I
re•t It t• Itt• • lily! tunrket t. wo t ru:
at,.l tto. 1-IGI t. I thw
Flne. I‘. ai zt•IJ %I .111 It, h1,•1.14,
f,.,( tJA: ati.l
rill! (Ake Flart
m , .uc% market e. , n4nuc• at t 'ho
Uld all the I ul.•r •41 , 1,1•Lnd It.
range• ut 2 t
Ib.. )..rk ha..• in h: i:• Zbe .tattc •.f
,Nan u,arL et, pit , l,-uts,l tPiu 11, a • k, a/
Li tb, lA, ac,:mrr n.• A at-II silt 0.*..1 not
11 (be (rad, Maiweb Nnto . ;:ht the I
.% nti.l :t• Hieappeo•..ri •••
,r,l nr r I.rn,s , irthal.•l ,01.4
, 10,1 ttl! art. ,u,,t.•.1 1 • I.•at 1
•ri e. Lyn: are
l it wolf) . ny L.. I. .4 I.e.ng
r euttle.l.4. 1,11 All , lulu I. the •,• *r
I
Ibe ; rt
than i i man . , m,.r:rh.
}••• - il.. .3 11 , 1.11. yKk . Uir [lt I. ~u r tza
• , I •i
the '1.1,1 the wntk
.111 .11.1.1
4r , ' , 141.1 -I 'fir I..gfi prrlt.ll
I I• 14
11.,I,It•I 1 ~ I • 3.11 ,•,••• II
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4.. . 1 1.. , 14. :4; i
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1..4 1,6iN:41
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1.• . 1 " A P
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'Phi. Mune% r•n>.r ut,ler Witt.
„1 May Ie• the 1-11. , witig a , the
N.,‘ 1 ,11. lunrkot
.iurtne Ole pot-, .
i•te I , re,t/lal 1/1
trr :41;111,4'1, 11.•t,•,11 11
Intl ul•n , ro
of wbnh It general .1 %%award tenden,
e-011.1,tied The drelltit• 111 Inl I
-ecurit, t ititi ilup , rtant, 1.11 , lit I it
-1,I•t•Ill tit rharnefer, the -upply ./I which an, large',
incren,ed by the .•alliag in laan,, ii n• ,11,•it
Thl' feller ”14.111111 , 1 by large 4,1.1
•nlet during the pre.sure, mid the mireha,..• h, nee/
pnn n+ indaced liy the deprociatitin in price., 14,.
.luredn reitelam. otque extent. but the iinpr.,,
mcnl wise ilf Nll,rt 1.11/nll.'ll. Allblalgh f‘if
Irty du, there 1,11., been lc,. difficulty in ~I ,L 2.111 1 4:
grudual decraarie“t IJU,IIIO,M hat keen percep
Rad the ,upply p , t./cl,• at the t 1, rather
iu exec,. ,f the demand.
The immedtate cause of the decreased supply id
100fley IN a curtailment of limns litr the Bank, in
ity, in order to meet the withdrawal of i ountr . , li
piisthii, and the simultanooutt demand for gold as a v.'
Initiative to Europe tend it, absorption by the Treasury
ihriitigh the pay went of 111 ties i , tl lutport, , . The ti,tol
roilacindi of luau, since the 12th ult., when the,
reached their maximum, is $4,1t:tn,g4.2.
Ue
Colpet S Ce., iu their Circular ~ 1 the
date, Nays Sitice ativiceN i f the sth 111 Y(., the
character of our rock .Market lute been less “seillattng.
he Itnnke have .lacketied their coutraction,
•
nevertheles, continuing in nettve request; gierul e
lion line in:aerially dcrrrneud. l'nee. hone L 0,1,11
downward for nearly all el.*,
et+pecially in the unaa , perulattee
Into Lip erpool to the 311th April, whirls rem, hed
us
ye,terday, rrnnte l u I miller depre.x.ll "HI"
/dread). heavy 111 Eurupean orderm 1,.r A itieri
, •:111 arc almost null ; we node°, it anything, it
ilispoNitien to sell sione of the Railroad Betide it 11;01,
fir the present, find no market.
New York Tueeday, Yap : --The
Bank statement to day shows an unexpected gain in
specie, the receipt from the interior having been
larger than was anticipated. The decrease in loans
is about what was looked for, rather less than more.
The deposits, although nominally showing a large
fulling off, have not varied materially. The policy
of the Banks is, doubtless, to a further contraction,
and then a LLILICh lower point must be tubed in
luaus before entire safety is reached. This contras.
tion can lie wade without difficulty,except the natural
effect upon the Stock market, as the wants of the
mercantile world are gradually decreasing. The cx
connive imports which still continue are a just cause
of alarm to the banks, and justify the fears enter.
taiued that the drain of specie will continue large
during the remainder of the year, and bring about a
very stringent money market when the activity of
business is resumed in the Full. We have some hope
tbat the losses which are now being submitted to, it;
many articles of import, teach a lesson which will
be felt in the orders for the Fall trade. We know
this has been the case already in some instances.
The deposits show a nominal decrease of $3,350,000,
but the actual difference is as 140W°
May 3, Deposits 92,516,083
Average Clearing 27,7911,19::
Actual Deposits....
May 10, Deposits..
Average Clearings
Actual Deposits
IEIII
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rkaLiv. and
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4 1 10
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`.4
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7 1 , 7 soz4 :^27!
14...1114‘. litltrr.
5.1.1 ut $1 I 4.4,1.5 Isl. 1 , , the pr ,
Iki I ••• lAI , K . Ju a ('‘,. Muhtll,,,
Plektlik.. Wirth. MI,/ 1114 , 1.1,, Pit 1•1.1.1101
I.CM! , A 0., .I;,r of 4101
ad .- Kr} 6/111110,111...
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,1 1.. h.
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H lirwn 'fie. s••r .1r ..‘• It ill I
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14 , .1 stract. Alga the 6,1.1, 1 \I., (al, ttL,.l ut J 1
VLF:NI 1 \ Alit-Own)
Aar A Short Lessou.-T, box.,.
la a 1.0...1 w , al. 1.11•1 111.111.1.11 In ii.
1'...g1L, 1 1 1 , n/11111ns. "t an) l“
h.( (I. —1 Inn 1 - 01J1.:11S . LII Elt WORT. TAIL, AN! , I'lN
I 11. k LAt/l'A I,x. I.•,in 11,3: Tlit•rr ~1/. In F.
111, r..‘,1,
1.311J1.111. A,•• 1114 11/111.1”. mad n. 1%. Elam /il• 1,1 In , innlll,
• ••Inln
..L•. and 1.1.1, by 11. E. 1 1 111.1.1.:11S
01, 15'.,,1 titul
rtl," by II KN DERSi .Nlt, 1.. Liborty ntre...l; II I'.
: 40 11 WA 107, xwl 14ECK11.1M d NIcK N AN, AlleKh,
4d - Nand.' Salt Itheum Rented). ,L) ;•Ali
A l'A t 9.141 y, nab. and llama
1.., Ntlt 0.111/ ttl! fic..ll.tal. att.] Cullto..,to,
not' Litt, 111.
I..rt•to ol ILL Ibll , l bel de • virus as it appear,. 111.
-Ili, 114.'11 Ito.,:.11, pilrlths the i' , lll..voe III! 1111
11 , 11M.11) my Itql.,llM, tt. ,, ift•rttling Nllll etli ,111c1,11W3
I.wl L. ,qLv t a I 1i , 1 . 1 , 11,A1 tint' 101 l 11/...111 t I/I
Prepett,l And e..ld by AII A AN11.1 4 Itrui4it4te, 100
tot Nvw
1 y P1.1‹.111N31 !MOS. Pitteltur3 , l. PA, mud 1.3
twgnottt gotterally mythlw
41e- Bat chelor'w linlr Dye b 1,4 tort.
br. and tkil .using,thr rtgaltatluti 01 BATCH }:-
1,1; S HAIR LYE ILm,uu als , l"nward, burying Inn La. ry
e1.a11. , 1 , 111g np prt•li . tidr.rM, drn..nitiß
1,..0 hll.l opptoitili krl 1110 104.1.0 .•1"
putt," Ilo• t10,.,^1 of unappreciated tra,sh th ,, 11.; ,
..r Zi3 N , w York.
th.leml, nod rt , tall, by Ur. (1.. 11. lizidzß, 140
Waal wt.rnr,t
Sae Prelim the N. York National Moultur
of February 24.—11 VaPoa —lir. Curtis has , lime more
to aniehorate the condition of humanity afflicted with lung
complaints, than any other practitioner of Em4.thiot.,, that
has struggled with the secrets of the moteria medico, f r tl,O
but rentiir), by the Invention and perfection of an instru
ment that will convey to the lungs a medicine in the shape
of a highly Medicated l'apor, which arts directly 1.11 the
, h.'ase, and not, ss hitherto, by sympathy. Those who are
ti added with diseases arising from disordered lungs, a
ill
subserve their interests by giving the flygenn Vapor a trial.
tunes.—Ur. CURTIN' Meanie in the ori g inal and only
genuine article. nov2B:3wilaw
air- Stockings and Hosiery for Winter.--
If you don't want your feet pinched with bad and short
Bto. yon will take our advice and go toe. Dais's, cor
ner of Market alley and Fifth street, and buy some of those
elegant tine libwklnits, that make your feet feel nice and
comfortable. DALT also makes and sells every variety of
Llosiery that you can mention, at wholesale and retail.
Remember the place, corner of Market alley and FM
oet4
$65,025,870
$89,476,262
24,820,846
$64,b55,416
CIS=EI
•
• •- - • -
The actual clecline4Oherefors, •
Thi• ~m parison with Ittat week is it , . ru
f
1....anr. . specie. en . u•lxn,o..
voio - . 25 .14151•2_5it0• :- 5.7 5 CI prA,Birote.:t
103,t.03,798 • Laul7, 8, it 8011 - ...t.0.:
...____44......--.„..r - __._...t..... ._.,_..._
Increase ..... ..... _ le o, 4.7.,,...i... .. ,
....... ...... $1,,..., ~. ...„ $ 52 , 6 n -i'ita3n.'ol
The contraction .n loan hal I•eml quite Keheral,
but the largest amolint has.hcen hr the American Ex
change tank. .
At Baltimore on Tuee•lav the stock Market man{-
rested ouch uneattine , s at lewd , far a• the leading
Railro a d Stocks Were com•erol•d. The hut,incs-• ~1
the day amounted tu Leto!. Baltimore's exports.
for last week, were worth 1:,1, 1 / 1 10. They included
~ : t1 barrel, Hour, and YOU bog...beads tobacco. The
flour went to 'Want" , Ayres, Rot Janeiro, Canadatitol
tho West Indies—the.tobacre to lbetteredaiti. tuortmet
back, at least a portion an the shape of Votterdaw
cigars, made by the Dutch who remain in that part
nt the world..
At Cincinnati the Money markets were without
anything of special interest. The Shirk Market: ,
are inactive twit there is plenty of money at fair rates
fur regular business
Thu idlowing was the 9toel, of pork and lard held
1,2, err: , and CorutuL!mion Merchanlo iu
Nay YI h, 1 9 56. l'ho aggregate of Me, inelath.
reeeivol einre, and not added t, the !tnr.l.
I lb, 111th April
Niers Park ..
"Ibul Mess...
lluwp
Tierer Lard.
Barrel Lard
Kee Lard
The -ti,iik iif purls mi hand in gained: l ie
13.1 year Iva, , and
I ‘ II JHTATION Uf DRS ti"ww.--The New York
cni-tum Huttae return,. fur April exhibit COntill
u,l heavy impurtanuus of fureigh dry gaud" , .
Indeed, the financial ditheultie , of the market
Iry mainly attribittal.h• t., this source: Ihr
amount on the market fur the munth of .kpr:l
brine arainst $l,l - .,.71:1 fi,r tl.n
r rreipute.hhg mouth of 1 ti - o:/, aud ,
f,r the tuouth of April, lt,e4.
*1 rs . Vonderbill, No. 11%5 Suffolk 61..
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9,1 EA:MA N.1..b?-1 fare VII r.,ru Thuut, QuinnY?
Brontidtia eroop. : 4 tiff ,Tointa Fn. t
I:nroa Prido., in mi 3 part of Sour mystetil
. 'in Ir n•lit v... 1 itt once ly uninv thy inont beautiful of
All Liffinieutn. the White preparwl
br. SINYII', ut Nlorknutown, a., Nll , l for mate , loop.
lo.b•nnl, nod retail, by Dr. H EY,'Eff. 140 Wool nu eet. nod
.IAR P ELEMTNO, near R. R. Depot, Allegheny. Ron ad
vei tu.nutat in another column of hetlay's paper. I notal
PITT2IIIIIII.I 11, MAI' lsku
At A tneetim, of the CutilltinsiOnf.rx of It
/(1111 D./E PA NY, held on the 10th tom ,on tno
tn. at tieurice 11. Jackson. Est, it was
Rksot. En. That itool. for .Nulsocription to the Capital
Ed,ek .it MCI Company hn rsopened at tits lollowtng time:,
tat Otte.,
At 01. Charles lintel. Pittsburgh, on 11411 and nth May.
At Jarrett's tavern, Waal ington r0ad........ ....21st "
At MeFarlantrd store, Nteu Le. ills 2'20
At I l 41,11.1C1i MAIN', I/1
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At I'. try Martin a, la "
kJ+, That Ale ts.n.ler llc R, n, llwam (.2111,18 earl .I.s.
Ti uaurk, Le appointed to ters. ripttons at L/11.1
tunes and plat,* in I , llary: and
Capt. Janie, Ni toot, J..hn F singer and Samuel A. Lunt,
;,•kt n,. nolmlLlnitit.l w ths may.
JA MKS WOOD. Chairman.
t roy 14. tiny hei
37,!..ti I
71;9
Kendall's Patent IMPROVED
Double Acting River & Shaver.
THE att..uti,a) and Lumber
dcrtlrl 8. Yr.,. LI lat., I.lld •din•<twt• to tillo 14-
I,4kusbie wlip 6 is isoss pre.scub.4l to Ciii yubli. 11,
Jiro Itlld , 11 . 11 pi iu'lweti Mc tout, fur It. vi,g .1,11
Cur/1/.4/ 11.1;11 sawing tonehmen have Lieu
for tb.tklug Shingles, but a I, a a.ll known fact that Shill
gloa at or latikaal acne. the clam are guile to, tlinaty
loot - ban Iturpotaw. Ntluiel oils to ,• 1/ LIMOS have rt,ently ap
t-v. 4,4 ba 11,11 V 111.101 •tha.ot. 140,1 thaw have all beet, con
.ltototel trot thleatt. 11,111 their ott.ilect method of raving,
which 5 1 ,1, LUn/d awls Oa the 1 , 1.-k bet one
h141(1.1 0 . N I.Lt h !shutout ;availably 411-1 Loa IL. .
eotsrely "bilated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
tisnt nll L, tnnu thp .pl.. ,t 1 I.lle LICICk n piece thick
.•14. , uw11 1.,t t%.) It /8 MIA. tatt.i 11l Lfit• I /I, ,
tllBl.ly 4,1 AlAikerB ra,b pert is ...ittluctea
r tat, ti n u •,/ Lipp /IK 1 , 111,e6, vklitcht cuthpl , 44i
. 11.1 i . pt.. 11/. the SlillA of al entry revels-
Thin LiH.llll, alll 11 , .. oil the hi,. Ii duet.
thowittiel 1 .11 , 1111 thilkneSS and Cap. r,
sitia,tor w dblulity and durabalit) to trioee made by hand .ir
nosy Littler pr.. rat.
kis , 9pretious are by no meaner confined to pine and other
sort a,aal, lint km to moral aatrantarre wk, walnut, and
Livery orb, •leaa riptrun of timber that Mil tiO t.pltt.
Th e ~,rk,h ge ,rf can i.e exititil tied at n
Yilth strt...:.
T d.111,4. awl etiterpt
thim ~ poti S ra.. id 1., Wt.. n, aa le 11., ell/nor
itala
tow but n small slaws, is of dumb'. (i.. 11-
birui loth. soh nets but n1.,ul tuo au./ eighty J.J.
tarn soil .4 man and tw,, ti..)%1,01 124 , 110 . to na .A. , ,U01./
La , klO 4.1 /Ad.,. quy ulth Wart, Loris• pow, r.
t.r b r , lu.o holm, at Nu. 31 Fifth
nt City 11•4, I
04_ 41i nJ , •nwti..o ,Il ff , rwarfb-41 by lot b•r
A IA ,N I HA 31 F.NI/A
FOREIGN AND I)OM bAIG
HARDWARE.
11•11M1111
No- , 43 Wood 1, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street.
thr .I.r 3A 113 34 . r) I i”( A W O3 ll A. 33 1• 3 1 . t 3 t
will Rh% k•.
=2!MIIIMI
T 11,-4 the 3tti'lltif.n of 03,110....
n.zr,
ANI I El. FA II E,T4
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
I=l
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
POlll AIMING AND COMMISSION
It TS,
Dealers lu Wool,' Ill4les, Flour,
LAIRD D LARD 011,
t 11,, ttlittelt, I . li It, it 1,.
I 11, Ito.
It tc-It t t 1 IFt I.
I. Pill t _tt Etnl tt• t. ,Nttrattl. ttt lino,
it... I.h i Kltlt t. it tttitt I I'l,ll
1
&, ALLEN.
91/d
CU I LSO\ FURNACES,
vli 1.7 TI / G I.: it' .1 I. I. 1,
For VVarming and Ventilating illalldings.
I ...tn.. I 1., ‘1,0111,,,r. :411d It
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11.•-itt.41. t. I 1 ••••rb . . Dv, 11.1,
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Nati
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11111 S, SIDES_IIII SHOIDERS,
1 A LARD OIL.
blaEi.
SI,A lICURED and
CANVASSED lIA
litrKe k alwayo Band at
No. /97 I.ll,eri y Street,
VTITSI3URI;II, PENN'A
PEARL A 111,1„
1.1.1•'(; II I.IN V.
Era- Ft. t I , EI FR Kt , T‘. F A)I lIA In either •.f
ILA
it./.3 I— I , ft al I 1,..
I. K. \ \ 11, ,\ A ,tit,/
I/1i 11 .\ A RI. I I 141.4, /....1 rl. On, streets
II l% A ICI 1,
FLOUR,. GRAIN,
=MEI
•1 Flz
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
PR() 1) 1' C r;• A' R
I 4is
_ .
Hi /BT. Al.
tiEltit & lIUNTEIt,
Forwarding and Commission illerehant,
r 4, ) 1., I& sir
44VSTEARIBOAT AGENTS,friI
.N.. and tgitv xts,
t. I -461 1$
10IIN COCIIII4II Ai. BROS.,
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
It' I N A R DS, Ltc.,
Nov. 91 Second st. and li6 Third street,
I'ENNA
W u . :-)111'11 a W . R. lIUNTFIR
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WIIOLESALL' GROCERS,
11! Second and 151 Front st.,
nliii7 Plltaburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
EFROPEAN AGENT ANI) CONVEYANCER,
Corner i j Seventh (ma' Smithfield etreets,
l'ITTSIIU(111
*l4 Pkvou•ngere to °light Irow the old coutttry to Pitts
-1,11,1 114011,3 s I...witted to Europa,.
tiov27
J. 13ANR9NoX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPHJETORH OP THE
•
Collins' Pit tobargh, Meadville & Erie
CANAL LINES.
NoS. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBERGII, PA
VITTSRURii II
Bagalvy Murphy, Tierunu &
Smith & linmptou, Wi!non & Co.
. 3 FCendl.an, .Lowe & Co., Sub; lob & IC, hard.u.
Pun. k I .llollo—
Woodward & Co., Truitt, Brother &
Baron & Co. I fah2l3
W ESTERN INS URA NCR COMPANY, t
6. IS,iti.
TilIC DI It ECTOitI4 OF THIS MAY
CUM PAN Y HAVE
this day do lard a diridrnd of TWO tYILLARS per
share on the Capital Stork, payable to Stockholders on or
ttller the 15th inst. ( thyl::.:tr P. M. CORDON. Seey.
1111 E AMERICAN MACHINE STAMP
l""sreaee I•'cnliar advantages over all others in use
I,c. It ei alwap ready for ace, being compact, the ink and
stamping pada being combined. AI. A perfect impression
can he made by a mere boy. &I. The impression can be put
on the exact spot desired.
Railroad and Ranking Companies, Brokers, Insurance
Companieh, Postmasters. and in fact all business houses, will
find this atamp invaluable for marking Notes, Checks,
Cards, Letters, Tickets, Wrapping Papers, lc.
Orders received at W. S. MAVEN'S.
myl.; Stationery Warehouse, Market et, our. 2d.
_41.1 . .
tor v iy..,l 6, 11 , Spring' Atork ~f rin.da.
rouaiatiu~ of Geiits titter. tiviiver end Silk lists; Oents . and
Youth's dt Lists of atl c,d , rs; a 1..,,. 11 large 1.11401 . E1111 . 11L ~r
sp, styled uf:t'atit mid straw inn friends, and tr r ,
public gciituutly, have ,o pntronittea !•Y`'
find fresh induevnients to favor us with
their calk vo, and do yourselves audsrat good.
lkir 121,1 to JO: \:/111! ! 'sloe and Light Profits."
MONUAN & Oh. No. 761 W of xtreet,
Next 1.1..0 - h. the tt.,e i 'hurt h,
loa frmil Sit tlb .t rcpt.
SHINGLE MACHINE
sAMtTk L FA
1311'oRTEIt.k. DEALER IN
PIT ISbt•tei,7l,
Ulu new...n
••112, 11.3[1, , I 1 thM , • I:
:to I Et po,-111 ~.4%,,lttiwnt
, t 5 W ood Street.
PITTSLILAttiII.
h .1: E A L P. - 40
WArK/1 nsiErr, Prrrstit auu, PENNA.
ofla,
I . C.111k• 11,111, C. 1111,11. otinnis
I) j A k A Co,
ILLIAM B. HAI'S 4i
DEALERS IN
11111219
A • it S I , I.: I. I V F. AP.
I.IO.YAA, 11(11:"..NECUli Q l'o
11. EX. 'HUNTER,
DP:ALF:Ii IN
No. :auto I.lberly ootreet,
rrrrsiturum
- -
SAINT LOUD s.
MANI PACTUHICItm AIM
REFERENCES
WWl=
[.ril E EIte,I3ITILE AG EXV Y, ropifth
hoot Alationic I4JI,
.yll thfel4til
the eqm-r ..f Wint3.l 6 ' ftl. XI, .wkla cane or
Ptktrtek
t'et , Ottitlift.rs.4o me tit Who, .
THE . MERCANTILE AGENCY
PITTS BURGH
E.tabllshed In New York, June, 1894
Plit.burgh March, 11852,
TOR THE pliolki,loN AND PROTECTION OP TRADE.
Having !trundles and Associate 01bees lu
NEW YORK 11. DotalLssa k Co.
BOSTON R. Russia/. & Co.
l'H ILA DELPEI IA B. DocoLAsS & CO.
ItALTlAju)ti I D. PRATT & Co.
CHARLESTON B. DouoLuta & Co.
°ELEA N , B. DoooLass &
RICHMOND PRATT & tirrrr. .
CINCINNATI B . DOMILAAS
LIGASVILLY B. DOUGLASS & Co.
ST. LOWS B . DouriLisa &,Co.
CUICAQO B. DOUGLASS & CO.
1 1111Stittition aupEdles Lto embsoibere all necessary
inform 1101, on to the standing, responsibility, of Myr.
cisaims 4 Traders, Manufaccurern, Public Companiee,
throuhont the United States, their Territories, and British
North Amenca. It in a valuable auxiliary to linportln&,
Shipping and COMIGGSS/00 Merchants, as well asdebberb
Nianurecturers, and to all parties buying Time .Exchange,br
dierperraing,tuudiL
The collection of debts In the States, Catuada,-&c., attended.
to with promptness and fidelity.
Tonna tuale known at the ullice.
. CO.
Fillpicribt•re to the Agency who 11
haveDOUGLASS
OCCatlioll to trove
through the States are furnished with Irilioductory letter.
t,.(lie carious utticio , where Okay rain obtain 'lnformation
without extra rout aprB:llu
FARMERS AND MECHANICS'
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
- - - -
OF' PHILADELPHIA.
HON. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Pre 't.
raw IL IlLacata, Secretary.
lie 10 duy j Aut,ruei G. the day of Dec, 181,5
An,unt reemred iu Marine premiums $ 158.212. 81
Fire 39.9u8
Daft' prrrniums fur live mouths
CAPITAL
INITSSTED LS FOLLOWS:
Bontis of All.gbetty Cuttuty, l'ittsburgh, anti
Pitt.b.rgti ti's $ 75,721 156
Itattrout Bond.. Coat. -,...... :13,400 00
Lau on Ftratt Mortgage of Real Estate 50,960.00
" .80/ekr, Collateral :1%284 OLP
(2:wh in Bank and on baud 11,0172 *-72
Capital atilt, ribetl, (payment not yet doe) 07,000 00
1 . ,0111111/ Note.. n ut
3et matt-It-ad 06,387 31
Dm. from Agrnts : (se. tired by Bonita) 18,8(.8 01
Ea 1... ea anti C.,nIIIIiFSIOTIS I 1,g01! Istl
$408,1G1 13
amount of tunas incurred, but nut yet Minuted:
V; rr SLIM% GO
Ilariur .. $.OOO IN
$4,660 66
Thin Company 'lnsures Hull and Cargo riaka au the ,Otilo
and Mlanninippi tri hutatira. Ineurfa againat Loss or Damages
by Fir.. Liao lihnrally stunted and promptly pall.
REFEREN..-11(... T. 11. Howe, Gen. J. 11. Moorhead,
F., I:tsar:Luca, apply to
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
oFFICE, S. E CORNEA TRIAD AND WALNUT STS.
may- MARINE INSURANCES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to ell ports of the %orb'.
INLAND INSURANCES UN UO - /DS, by Rivera, Demob!,
Lobes mid Lend Carriages, to ell Fouls of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE UN MERCHANDIZE generally. tin
Worm, Dwelling Ibiuses, Ac.
A x •r!s •,1 6th, 1855.
fond,. 31ortmitzes and Real Estate $101,020 14
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 86.210 00
Stoek io Ranks, Railroad and insurance Co's 25,6.10 10
Itdle reaviralile
20..1. 154.440 117
m band
26,81.13 09
tlaiaucee in hands of Agents, Premiums on Ms.
rine Toilet., recently limited, and other debts
due the Company
So beer - Immo NOVA,.
DIRECTORS.
James C Hand.
Theoplillus Paulding,
Jain. Traqualr,
William Byre, Jr.,
Joehita 4 Price,
James Tennunt,
Samuel R. Stokes,
Beery Sloan,
James B. McFarland,
Charles :Schaffer,
{Wert Burton,
John U. Semple, Pittsburgh
I). T. Morgan,
J. T. Logan,
lOL
Ts.S. C. llama, Vire Preaklent. MARTIN, Preitieleut.
lltuna LrLuvas, Boerolary,
S I y P. A. 11ADRIRA, Agent,
Nu. 65 Water street, Pitlaburgh.
‘l3rtin,
, eid: H. Sval,
Edirllflll A. I . 4.•uder,
Johl, C. Davie,
John R. Peuruse,
urxrd 1/erilngton,
Dr. R. M lln4eon,
IV.llhai C. Ludwig,
}fug', (:rlug.
Si.eueer 31clIrsin,
el.wr lee Kelley,
II .lunee itru,:ko,
.1. il .14,11 a. b,
MEE=
DI.4RMNE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
.11 IWFICTIBERS' LISLHANCE COMP
•
OP PHILADELPHIA.
OHARTER PERPET4 1.-CFLANTEI. UV Tilt ETAT! OF PINTCSILVAIII.4
Chartered Capital, $500.000.
PIA' IC, if .4 le/.1 E A .YE, I.I LA.I"U TRA A' .Yl% it TA T ,V.
A .1111PN I.II.I•INI.Nrrr
toklcl \ It, Di NIIS. ' 4, l•EtEry.
I! Eußti l YOUNG, Treeearer.
Lit liki.'TOßS..
S William B. Thomas,
)hd, I.n,Uulu,4haut . William Neal,
\n hulas tl. 'rai Mr, Alfred Weeks,
rrrrn itoroira, Cliarimi .1. Yield.,
John p. ;Suu..ne, James P. itrayth. •
eirullS I 'aitapany hat later. orLianized with a Cant, Cap
cal, MS.! th., DlOn'ttak. oar. def.-milord to adapt the hostile: ,
to it,, available re...unto. To obaorve prudence in condur
lby lin analft, with n prompt ailjustaiont of 1..6.
Ciitliargli Udiro, No. 76 Wafer
J. NKIVTON JONES, Agent.
REFERCACZA.
The foll. , wit,g Drell Snow u nud rmponsible firms in Pitts
burgh ha,•• ant - both...a refel eat, to them, with regard lii
.tabilit . , and souodu.," the Manufacturers 111,1Ur11.11CV
Winpany.
Kramer & Halm, Wilson, Childs & Co_
lie.,rge P. ;mall & Co. , llempton & Campbell,
Joue,, Tl,lllll , H Childs &
is.v7
A. A. CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER Q. SRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurene
Co, of HARRISBURG. CAPITAL, 8350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
I.IIII.ADNI.PiIIA. .300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WI:will:STE:It, VA. t PITAI„ 8300,000.
Commonwealt h lneuranee Company, liAlt
I:lMsUltii. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
II A RTFOILD. CA PITA L AND ASSETS, 112054,4d9
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITTSBURGH
c.1P1T.41. ASSYTS, Nk.v. 5.155.5, $129,022 49
W. F Jouxs-rox, l'renikleut A. A. CARILI, StTrottuy
‘l,l4:JApcly
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
iN.S'UR COMPAN
enRNER OF WATER AND MARKET STREETS,
purTseureon, PA.
ROBERT GALWAY, Preehiant
Tim% Wt rotary.
.114-This Company makes eery insurance appertaining to
or connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
aStd Misse.sippi Rivets and tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against 1,0. s and Ihunage by Fire, and against the
Perils ut the Sea and Inland Navigation and Trmemortution.
Policies 'Mood at the leweat rates consistent with safety to
all oath".
DIRECTORS.
Robert Galway, Samuel M'Clurtan,
Jo,,pli P. tiazaam, M. D., John Scott,
James 31arehall, David Richey,
Jame, W. Hallman. Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph R. Leech,
.4.11. rullertAat, Alanatield R. Brown,
1/Real H. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert 11. Hartley,
.11w. D. ALVAH.
feblB
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH
WILLIAM BAGALEY, President
SAMUEL L. MARN II FILL, Swretary.
UPF/ch:: 94 Mier street, &tureen Market and !Mud strrels.
Insures HULL AND CARGO RUMS, an the tibia
and Mississippi Itivors and tribiltnrirn.
Insures 11gal/ISt LOSS ur llaanage by PHIL
againnt tbu Perils of the Bea and Inland Navigation
and Transportatiuu.
William fitagaley,
Jinn. M . Cowper,
Samuel Kw,
Robert Dunlap, Jr.,
Isaac M. Pennock,
S. Harbaugh,
Walter Bryant,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN IL Mot:NM:BOER, President
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, Oeneral Agent.
WILL INSURE. AGAINST ALL RINDS
OF
RUNE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
J. H. Bh.nberger, G. W. Cass,
C. W. Batchelor, W. K. Nitnlck,
lea. M. Pennock, T. B. Updike,
W. W, Martin, K. D. Coch
It. T. Leech, Jr., John A. Cran,
anghey,
George 8. Belden, S. S. Bryan,
David M'Candlesa
46Y - All Losses sustained by parties Insured underpolicies
veiled by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt
y paid at Its OFFICE, No. 99 WATEE BTItEET.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of Fourth and Smithfield Streets,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 4300,000.
ikS - Inisure Balding. and other Property against Lam or
D. 11111.0 h r the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Truosportation.
DIRECTORS.
Will. F. Johnston, DIRECTORS.
Patterson, Jacob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. irClintork, Jae. P. Tanner,
George W.Ponith, W. 8. Haven, D. E. Park,
I.
J. Grier Sproul, Wade Hampton, D. Id. Long.
nee, Jones, Jones, IL IL CoggshalL
Pre orinointS.
eidaa' lion.
ice.Perailet .. .RODY W FA F IT .JOHN N
TON.
Zidi aged
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REMOVAL.
STATEMENT 4.1 F EEKNEas
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Ag,nt.
No. 90 Water at, bet. Wood and Marke
Phllnde/phla
8. B. CARRIER
PITTSBURGH
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Capt. Mark Starllog,
Samuel M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
Prance" Sellers,
J. Schoorkmaker,
William B. !Jaya.
Hes2l
Juhn Shlpton
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6Lrg-PATENT
.th .crita. ,, ttona ad ttwir..QliA tot I trAtio'
STAMP COMPANY , " of Banton, Maar., prepararto
tier to the public n Sunup whlch,tar all practical purposes,
any of the kind heretofore offered to tee public. '
roc V.itroadm Piabollicee, Public Mousey Steamboats; to
ssion4l moo for stumping their library, Draggastalar
',toting their own labels, Mid all Mercantile men fortrlamp
m,r flu en
or velop e s, and in fact rvenT MAY In the comunl.
nub who waula 4 §tatait.for .implchbg Pnen,,ClOtbingete.i I 4
thC , unt 04 Wine. ' •' •
Tine Stamp le unlike . any other In the market, and Is not' '
open to objections reaeonably urged against other ankles of •
the k Ind offered to the public, which forte are established on
examination-- • -
I .t. It is offered forabout nue-half the weal 'cost of others.
1:4. tieing Wore simple in its cdnallnactioni' 'lett Ibiblb
to get out of order.
iid• It Is more compait easier operated, and[ more certale
of nu Wee swifter nsimiAtiott.*: •
" The proprietors rely upon • the iatrinele Merit/hut The
Stamp for its geuend adoption, feeling confident. that Ea
eII.pIIPAN 111.1 euporloria com bin ed ,. A y e rjia . DUMB, -Idl - 00 I. a favorable-inbred i
.
The public are Melted to call, arid Aes the oile r ailau
the variety of styled Af.electruryip4-
Orders rem.' ve4 for any at ,or dice. - pattern, and the dies elec-:
[,..typed, of th e best nutterial and worionanshlp.
MOSES F. EATON Agent, •
No. 199 PIM street; Pittsburg' ~Pu.
It—AGENTS WANTED immediately to canvass for the
_above, to whom a liberal conoulsaton will be paid_
CERTLNICATE.
I hereby, certify that MOSES E. EATON ; of Pittsburgh,'
Pa. in the duly appointed Sole Agent for the sale of !•litult's
Patent Hand Stamp" for the State of Pennsylvania, (ercept- •
ing tba City of Phlladelphin,) and also for the Comities 'of
Aishfahula, Trumbull, Alaboning, Columbiana and Jetfeirmon,
In the State of Ohio:
FRANKLIN LIAND STAMP COMPANY, 'BOSTON VANS.
By their Agent, W.
Pittsburgh, May 1 . 2, 1N66. m 7e
EXECUTORS' NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby
ju i given that Ism try,' of Admiulstratkni on the Estate of
hula. HARE, deCd, late of Rom township, Allegheny
county, Pa.. have is en granted to .R,OBT. PALMER and.
ItORT. WALLACR, ~f said township. All persons Indebted
to said Estate will place nuke immediate payment. and all
haring claims against the Estate will present their accounts,
properly authenticated, 10 us, or either of us.
R.OBT. PALMER,
ROBT. WALLAI
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DUELIC - SALE}—Will be exposed to Pub
he euir. ott Sa'RYRDAY, Ingo .14th, next, on the
premises, at 2 o'clock, P. At, that desirable FARM belonging
to the heirs of James McKnight, deed, adJcilning Bend. of
John Malta, James !McFadden and other., ettnated In finaw
den township, Allegheny county, Pa., nine miles from Mb
burgh, containing fifty-three and a half scree (6334 A.) The
iiilprovemerrts are a comfortable Frame Dwelling, Log
Barn, spring Home, Lc. Alen, several never-falling Springs
,4 Wnter, and an Orchard of select grafted - fruit.
Terme wade known on day of sale.
$lOB,lOl 31
300,000 00
$44M,161 13
IiIATES-10 mats fresh_
fv.al drama Pigs: Jost reed and for vale by
& ANDKNISON,
No. 39 Wood areal.
20n BOXES "iIiESSINA" ORANGES, to
arrive.
100 boxes Palermo" LEMONS. For sale by
11EYMER & ANDMSON,
No. 39 Wood et., opposite St. Charles HAW.
myl6
QUIRT BOSOMS --We have received the
imast styles of French Shirt Bosoms, plain and em
evibmidered. L. OMNI FELD & SON,
my 16 Nu. 70 Wood street -
QUIRTS AND COLLARS—Just S--received
k) from the factory, &full aasorttuent of White and Colored
Shirts imd Collars of every description.
-IE.- Shirts and Collars wade to order.
znyl6 I , :nrnsurimp a: SON,
70 Wood strict.
CA RFS AlVll PIES of the French
t es, and fur flununardwearrieurtreeetvect
L. 11110_ , IiiEL,D dr SW'S,
No, TO wood street.
UMMER UNDER-SIIIRTS AND DRAW:
VAS, of every description at
L lIIILSILFELD & SON'S,
No. 70 Wood street.
DIAMOND SPARKS--1 gross just im
ported, sultaLle fur Glass Cutters.
tnyla •
W..W. WILSON.
INSURANCE 1 INSURANCE I —Applica
tion fur Insurance for
'The Merchants' Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
The Manufacturers' Insurance Company of Phila., and
The :Etna Insurance Company of Hartford,
Itereired by (ilia W. BUNN, at hit Agency and Intelligente,
Whet., on the north Bide of Ohio. fourth door east of the
Diamond, ALLE4IIYIiT CITY. myltltly_
93,539 PC
Ita, OW IA
NO. 36 coLivELtir _Housr g
lioLD-AND RITE!IRfi FU RNITURE
AT, AUCTION.
On SA TU RDA Y morning. Mayli, commencing at 13 o'clock,
will he add, at dwelling houae. No. 36 Colwell street, &airs
bin lionachuld and Kitchen Furniture, colligating in pail of
Mahogany hair twat Chattel; Conlon Chaim;
Bedsteads;
itrealtiliat and Dining ß Tables ; Centro Tables;
Carper ing; Further Beds; _
Mantle Clock, Iluak mid Cot. drattreeactit
Kitchen Furniture, Av,
I'. M, DAVIS, Auctioneer..
$d17.348 ld
TII PI TTSII U II PRO PERTY.— For
.ale. on easy terms, a Two Story Frame Dwelling House
of four ruorns and good call r with Lot of Orennd 20 feet
treat on Chortle street by 112 deep to Chesnut alley, with
iloolo trews, etc. The house Is situate on the alley—Heusi
giving room fur a good improvement on 0111.601 1 street.
myth CUTIIIIKRT & SON, 61 Merkel at,
Aitibfil:, — C T U htive
Jost opened five tnoro rases of fine Prreaßks In Mobs
' A ntique, Tare Satin, plain and Brocade SU, &c, 41, e, COW
prising &Ann very elegant new styles. taylEt
WHITE GOODS ...A.ND
A.. A. Mj4.SON ‘OO, have received a very extensive.
sleek of While Rood., mum - Wing lino plain and fig'd Swim.
a flook: - ZliisliZb% Nahasooka, Jackonets Corded klual:na,
Inserting and fine Einbreideries of every:
descriptio4
myth
I ow 'S BROWN)1; SOAP =5;
goesfureole by H. A. VA /INF-9TVi. k CU B
Corner First and Wood ids.
11ER Y —75 kegs for sale by
ulyIL B. A. NATINESTOCK & CU.
BRITISH LUSTRE—SO eases for sale by
'viz, 11. A. PAIINESTOCK & CO.
for PalePa
mylf. It. A. 11.'AILNESTOCK it CO.
PORTSMOUTH'S LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE,
AIARKIT eon WATER LITP.EF:Ta.
K/TTANN/2171. 21S.
CIANTON 111ArrINGS. —ROBINSON &
25 FI nu strevt, bare rewired Una (lay a large
',apply. of {[Lie and Check CANTON SIATTINUS, of fine ,
qll.llns.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
altgaTegi ,
Summer Arrongement-..Change of Honr.
I,Nr m u d after MONDAY Halt there will beTIIIIEE DAILY
TRAINS between PITTSBURGH and PHILADkLPIA.
THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN !tart , * NUM:math for
Plitimielphhi at r:.30 A. M.
THE FAST LINE leave!' pitt.Lurgh for pidia t i t ypbt a a t
2:50 o'clock, P. M.
TUE NIGIIT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Pittsburgh for
Philadelphia at 10 P. M.
BLAIRSVILLE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Pitts:
burgh daily, except Sunday, at dfiki o'clock, P. M.
BRINTON'S ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaven Pittsburgh
daily at 11 o'clock A. AL, 3::30 P. AL, and Cal 0. AL—running
as far as Turtle. Creek Bridge.
• Thu above Lines connect at Pittsburgh with the Railroads
b, and (nun St. Louis, 3.10.; Alton, tiniena and Chicago, Ill.;
Frankfort, Lexington and Loulavllle, Ky.; Terre Haute,
Madison. Lafayntle and Indianapolis, Ind.; Clncimiati„ Day
ton, Springfield, Bellefontaine, Undusky, Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus, Zanesville, Musailluu and 11 . ouster Gliki; al,
with the Steam Packet lbws Irian and to Nrw,olU-Lita, Sr.
Lams, LeuntraLt and CLNeIYNATL
THROUGH TICKETS be had to or from either of the.
above places.
Sur further particulars, see, handbills at the different
starting points, Vas:Wows from the West will find this the
shortest and timer eipeditions route to Philadelphia,-Ralti
morn, New York, or Boston. J. IdESKIMEN;
Agent, Pasaenger Linea, Plttaburgb.
TIIOS. MOORE,
w Linea, Philadelphia.
Agent, Passen
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN THE EIOIITH WARD OF THE CITY
OF PITTSBURGIL—TweIve lots fronting on Blatt
n net. winch lean 86 foot - arreet, overlooking the Monottga,
bele river each! tot having a front of 24 feet and averaging :
from 47.0 to 171 feet deep, fronting on a 24 foot alley.
siso, twelvelots Immediately in the rear of the above,
hereltiga fruntwf 24 feet each on Locust street, and running_
backiu a 24 Sakai - ley. Locust street e 0 foot street
, Ten lots fronting ou.Bluff street, now in the city district.
adioinitaf the above, only divided by Mitten
berg* street, Which is 50 foot street and also the eityltne.
Trios*lcts are 24 feet' front each and averaging from 97 to.
148 net deep, running back to a 11. foot alley._
Ten lots in the rear of the above, each lot baring a : front
of 24 feet on Locust street and running back 80 beet to " a IS.
foot alley.
Cncr lot on the corner of Vanbramit and Forbes t,
feet front ou Verb.; street, running back to St. streeP atric 29_
k's..
alley 120 feet, which is a 24 foot alley.
Three lots. 24 feet each, fronting on &oboe street, ma
lting back 120 feet to fit. Patriclee alley.
ALLIN/1111Ny CITY.
Ale., two two story brick houses and lots, with back
buildings, each with a front of 2234 feet, on Federal street,..
just above the North common; running back 97 feet to a
fout 3.
Also, a email two story brickohouee and lot fronting on,
Robinson street, on the North aide neer the canal, 16 feet
front= Robinson street, running back 72 feet to a 4 foot.
alley.
Also, my dwelling house and ground attached, on the cor
ner of Sandusky street and the South common; this lotfrunts
on the common 60 fost, 240 feet on Sandusky street, and 60
feet on Water street. This property Is too well known to.
need any particular deecription, as those who want to par.
chase will tall and see for themselves.
I will barter or exchange for city property In Pittsbur g h,
or Allegheny city, one thousand acres of land, cut op into.
num& tracts to suit purchaser& This land la idlnated
'Franklin and Tyrone township& Fayette county, State uf.
Pennsylvania. The Pittsburgh and. Connelsville Bailnanb
runs aye miles through this land, faces the Youghiogheny:
river, and is Just fifty miles front Pittsburgh to .htiltenbet
ger'ii Station, and will not be mote than ono and a half or
two hours ride in the can, an soon -as the road is finished
from West Newton to Turtle Cr,ek, which will becompleted
by July or August next.
This land is an situated that there is none of it more than
two miles from Layton or Millen herpes Stations, and a
peat portion of it covered with the tineat timber, fine stone,
the beet building stools, ore or glass-house land, and large
~ siust timber.
For particulars inquire of theaubscriber in Allegheny city.
ap2B:3md IXORCIE 61.1LTENBSRGRR.
pARODPS CONCERI.-
P..r
OPERA GLASSES
sale or hire et U. E. SUAirS, Practical Optician, 28
PIFTII street, next to Daly's Stocking Store. nayl4
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il ket street, near Yourth—The American !Pulpit, or
Sketches Biographical and Descriptive of Living Anl
Preachers, and of the Religious Movements atul Di sti nctive nc
Idea
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Tioieburch and her Been:Mai; by Dr. Planter.
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VolUme three of Buskin's Modern Painters.
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A Defence of American Policy; by Thomas It. Whitney;
Loomis' aeries of Mathematical Hooka
Manual for the Patriotic Volunteer, or Active Service io.
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Irish ii.oboes ; by John Bro
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